Premier League Game Week 25 is loaded with betting opportunities, and I’m diving into every fixture with my top tips.
Leeds welcome the Trees to Elland Rd for the first fixture of Game Week 25.
The Whites enter this game off the back of being on the receiving end of a 4-0 beatdown against league leaders Arsenal.
Prior to last weekends game, Leeds were unbeaten at home since November 2025 (3W,2D), a run which includes wins against Chelsea, Crystal Palace, and Fulham, and draws against both Liverpool and Man United!
Meanwhile, Forest are unbeaten across their last four league fixtures (2W,2D), but, have lost five of their last eight road games in all competitions (3W).
I’m leaning towards a stalemate here.
Michael Carrick might just be the best manager in the world?
Or Man United are just enjoying their standard interim manager bump.
The Red Devils have now won three straight league fixtures, seeing off Man City, Arsenal, and most recently, Fulham.
Those nine points have propelled them into 4th place in the league standings, just six points behind Man City in 2nd.
Meanwhile, the Spurs are unbeaten in four games across all competitions (2W,2D), but, they are winless over their last six league fixtures (4D,2L), conceding in all but one of those games.
Man United are unbeaten in all but one of their last 11 league games at Old Trafford (7W,3D), while the Spurs have won once across their last seven PL away games (3D,3L).
I’m taking Man United, combined with the overs.
Have the Gunners wrapped up the league title? I think so!
Arsenal have moved six points clean of Man City atop of the table, after their closest rivals bottled a two goal lead against the Spurs last weekend, while Arteta’s boys put four unanswered goals past the Whites.
The Gunners enter this game off the back of a mid-week victory over London rivals Chelsea in the EFL Cup Semi-Finals.
They take on a Sunderland outfit who are unfamiliar with winning away from home, with just two road victories on the season (4D,6D), while they have conceded exactly 3 goals in each of their last two trips.
I’m backing the Gunners to score over 2.5 total goals.
Fulham
The Wolves’ slim hope of crawling out of the relegation zone looks to be done, losing their last two league games, following a promising run of four without defeat (2W,2D).
They’ll face a Chelsea outfit who have won five of their last six starts in all comps (1L), and have scored 3+ goals in three of their last four starts.
We’ve been treated to some belting contests between this pair, with 28 goals scored across their last five matchups, 3+ in the last six, 4+ in four of the last five, 6+ in three of the last five, and 7+ in two of the last five!
Let’s back the Blues, and let’s back the goals!
We turn our attention to Turf Moor for the battle of the Clarets.
Both Burnley (19th) and West Ham (18th) find themselves in the relegation zone, with 14 games left in the season.
West Ham look the more likely of the two to climb their way to safety, sitting five points below Nottingham in 17th, and winning two of their last three league fixtures (1L).
They’ll be looking to remain unbeaten against Burnley since 2020, a run which has included seven top flight meetings, with four wins and three draws.
I’m taking the visitors to complete the double.
Villa’s once realistic title dreams have taken a huge hit of late, with two losses and a draw across their last four league fixtures leaving them seven points behind leaders Arsenal.
They’ll look to turn things around against a Cherries outfit that are unbeaten in four league game (3W,1D), and just two league defeats at home this season (6W,4D).
Meanwhile, Villa’s road record is 2nd only to Arsenal, with Emery’s side going 6-3-3 on away from home.
The Cherrie’s last three home fixture have all seen over 4.5 total goals scored (2W,1L).
I’m backing another goalfest at Vitality Stadium.
Fulham are set to host Everton in what is shaping up to be an intriguing fixture.
The Cottagers are unbeaten across their last five home fixtures (4W,1D), while the Toffees are undefeated over their last four away games (2W,2D).
Interestingly, Everton are unbeaten in four games against Fulham (2W,2D) winning the two most recent fixtures, while they are also unbeaten in four games at Craven Cottage dating back to 2019 (2W,2D).
I’m backing the Toffee stronghold to continue, with Everton to walk away with at least one competition point.
The Magpies wings have been clipped, one point across their last three league fixtures has them plummeting down the league standings to 11th.
Meanwhile, the Bees righted a two game losing streak with a gutsy 1-0 win on the road to Villa last weekend, leaving them in 7th place, three points clear of the Toon.
Brentford defeated Newcastle 3-1 earlier this season, though, they would need to create history in order to achieve a league double, with Newcastle going unbeaten in eight home games against the Bees (7W,1D).
In fact, the home team has won each of the last four games between this pair, with both teams scoring in each of those fixtures.
I’m backing Newcastle to either win or draw, combined with both sides finding the back of the net.
Two sides struggling for from are set to meet at Amex Stadium as the Seagulls play host to the Eagles.
Crystal Palace has now gone 12 games without a win across all competitions (4D,8L), including a historic defeat against Macclesfield in the FA Cup.
Meanwhile, Brighton have won twice across their last 12 games in all comps (6D,4L), and have drawn four of their last five home fixtures (1W).
Despite their underwhelming performances, the Seagulls have only suffered one home defeat this season, that being said, they rank 12th in points collected at home thanks to a league-high six draws (5W).
This pair played out a dull 0-0 stalemate earlier this season, and I fear we are set for a similar game to materialise here.
Game week 25 comes to a close on Monday morning (AEST), when the reigning champs welcome title contenders Manchester City to Anfield.
Both Liverpool and Man City have failed to live up to lofty expectations this season, Liverpool a treading water in 6th place in the league, while Man City are six points behind the league leaders in 2nd.
Liverpool’s GW24 victory over Newcastle was their first league win in six games (4D,L), while the Citizens have only managed to better the Wolves (20th) across their last six PL fixtures (4D,1L).
Regardless of form, this fixture has been dominated by the home side, with Man City winning at Anfield just once since 2004, 26 competitive fixtures ago!
Both sides have score in five of the last seven games between this pair at Anfield.
I’m taking Liverpool to Win or Draw, combined with both side to find the back of the net.